hi there
my name is Prashant. i m from India. i m working with one Education institute and i want to build one small budget studio for nonprofit recordings.
can you help me with Studio design ? room size is - L30' x W20' x H10' (feet)
i want to make 1 good control room and 1 or 2 dubbing room. can i upload my room design jpg file here?
thanks in advance
regards
prashant
please help me with my samll studio design
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 17638.
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i had done that sir.
thanks for your replay.
somebody please help me with studio design....
i want to start the work asap.
thanks in advance....
Hi Prashant.
It seems that you are asking for someone to do the entire design of your complete studio for you for free! That's not what this forum is about. The forum is a self-help resource, where you have to do most of the work yourself, and folks here will help you out for free when you get stuck, or if you have a specific question, or if you seem to have made a mistake in your design. But nobody here is going to spend the hundreds of hours that it takes to design a complete studio, for free. That's a lot of work!
People here will help you for free, certainly, but they won't do all of the work for you for nothing! Your have to do most of it yourself, and just ask for help when you have a problem.
If you prefer to pay someone to design your entire studio for you, then there are several people here who can do that for you. People such as John, Glenn, Rod, Andre, myself and others can do that, if that's what you want, so feel free to e-mail or PM one of us and ask for a quote.
Or if you don't want to pay, then you can do what all the other forum members do here: post all of the information that Glenn referred to above, then do some research using the vast amount of information available for free on the forum, then do a rough design of how you think you want your studio, and ask for comments on ways of improving that. Or if you find something that you don't understand while you are researching, then ask a question about that and people here will certainly answer your questions, no problem. That's what we do best, I think! :)
Without the information that Glenn referred to, about all I can say about your studio is that, if you are talking about making that space into a single room studio, then it should probably be oriented with the to face the long wall, with the pillars at the back, the windows on the left and the door on the right. It is normally to orient studios the other way, with the speakers firing down the long axis of the room (facing the windows, in your case), but with those huge pillars in the room that just isn't possible, as you would not be able to get good symmetry, so your only real option is to aim the speakers along the shorter axis of the room, and treat the room accordingly.
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Thanks for your guidance, I will surely upload my design and would request you to give your valuable suggestions and inputs.
Thanks once again.
Would it be possible for you to quote if I ask you to do so. if yes then what it would be if you were to just design the studio.
You may want to consider that I am working for an educational institution and we are creating studio for non profit.
i have uploaded my studio design.
please let me know if i have to change anything.
Its a one of the class room in school building.
please suggest if any new way to isolation design.
thanks and regards
this is my new design for my school
which one is better please suggest
waiting for reply.
thanks in advance
That design looks fine, for the basic layout, so now you need to show the two separate walls, and the framing that will hold them up.
- Stuart -